Thread: Official training camp news and everything!!!

I thought they even kept the same verbiage.

https://youtu.be/BbKCzkv1LVQ

Guys from DB.com speaking on practice with Dallas today with former bronco Nick Ferguson


Ferg said Bonnito was crushing shit today vs Dallas lol said he had 4 sacks!!!!!!!! Loving what I’m been hearing about this kid!!

It depends on who's writing. Writers from Dallas say is was a much closer contest, Prescott was great, Lamb was great, Russ was intercepted once and other ints were dropped, blah, blah, blah.

Preseason sucks a$$.

Originally Posted by Helios

It depends on who's writing. Writers from Dallas say is was a much closer contest, Prescott was great, Lamb was great, Russ was intercepted once and other ints were dropped, blah, blah, blah.

Preseason sucks a$$.

Dallas is known to hype up and lie about there team. Why you think there fans think they are going to win it all every year and barely even make the playoff’s??

Originally Posted by Jeudy10Hamler1

Dallas is known to hype up and lie about there team. Why you think there fans think they are going to win it all every year and barely even make the playoff’s??

Denver media isn't much better.

Remember when they were talking about locking up Siemian to a long term deal after he had a couple of really good back to back games?

Or how it had finally clicked for Drew Lock when he had a huge comeback game vs the chargers?

Originally Posted by Helios

Denver media isn't much better.

Remember when they were talking about locking up Siemian to a long term deal after he had a couple of really good back to back games?

Or how it had finally clicked for Drew Lock when he had a huge comeback game vs the chargers?

Trevor didn't have the arm talent. Lock got screwed...not that he has shown to be the answer here...Seattle shall see.

Good summary of day 14, with twitter updates.

https://www.milehighreport.com/2022/...-14-news-notes

jonas griffith is out six weeks with a dislocated elbow. . .

Originally Posted by dogfish

jonas griffith is out six weeks with a dislocated elbow. . .

Could’ve been MUCH a worse. I’m seeing 4-6 weeks so there’s a possibility he only misses Seattle but could miss the first 3 games.

Originally Posted by R8R H8R

Needed depth and will fill the void while Griffith is out. I don’t know much about him but I’m trusting that Paton does!

I'm curious what the contract is, but I like this signing. With Griffith hurt, we needed help there. And Schobert has the best resume of any linebacker currently on our roster. At the age of his prime, and he has stacked up some really good seasons. He finished 2019 with 133 tackles, two sacks, four interceptions and two forced fumbles. That led to a huge contract with Jax (they probably overpaid), then was traded to Pitt, and they cut him mostly b/c of the size of the contract.

If you look at his stats over the past 4 years, he has been more productive than any middle linebacker we've had in years

Originally Posted by kenoy28

I'm curious what the contract is, but I like this signing. With Griffith hurt, we needed help there. And Schobert has the best resume of any linebacker currently on our roster. At the age of his prime, and he has stacked up some really good seasons. He finished 2019 with 133 tackles, two sacks, four interceptions and two forced fumbles. That led to a huge contract with Jax (they probably overpaid), then was traded to Pitt, and they cut him mostly b/c of the size of the contract.

If you look at his stats over the past 4 years, he has been more productive than any middle linebacker we've had in years

Maybe he stays starter when Griffith comes back? Maybe when Griffith comes back he supplants Jewel?

Where would you rank him with our current LBs?

Surprised there aren’t any contract details easily available, I guess maybe later today or tomorrow.

Originally Posted by Davii

Maybe he stays starter when Griffith comes back? Maybe when Griffith comes back he supplants Jewel?

Where would you rank him with our current LBs?

He's been better than both Josey and Griffith. However, I'm going off of what we've seen in the past, not on what their potential is. Josey showed good flashes before he got hurt last year, and Griffith has great potential. I just hate the word "potential" b/c we've been talking about "potential" for so many players on our roster and haven't seen the actual production. So, potential aside, and focusing on production, I think Schobert is better than what we have, and it's not even really that close.